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Jay Rock Details New Album 'Redemption' & Drops "The Bloodiest"

Written by Bianca Giulione in Culture

Jay Rock's new album Redemption is set to arrive next week, on June 15. Now, the TDE rapper has shared the project's full tracklist, featuring heavy hitters like Kendrick Lamar, SZA, and J. Cole. See the announcement via his Instagram below:

Jay Rock’s last album 90059 was released in 2015. Earlier this year, "King's Dead" - a collaboration between Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Future, and James Blake - received a fun video treatment. From the upcoming Redemption, he has shared "Win", and now, "The Bloodiest", which you can stream below.

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Revisit the video for "King's Dead" below.

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In other music news, Jorja Smith's long-awaited debut album 'Lost & Found' has arrived. Stream it right here.

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